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If we want to live out the purpose of what we were designed for, and if we want to fulfill the mission given to us, then we ought to absorb the qualities of Christ that defined him. Being conformed to his image will help us to redeem time.

No teaching is perhaps attacked more than the Deity of Christ. Tune in for the doctrine; stay for the devotional gut-punch of how we can practically keep and invest this mystery (Lk. 19:11-26; 1 Cor. 4:1-2). **Click on the link to download the PowerPoint slides for the 3-minute video that accompanies the end of the message**

After you understand that you're not here by mistake and your life is not an accident, you need to come to the realization that your life also has a purpose. There is a mission that needs to be accomplished! Are you using your time wisely to do what needs done?

It's a horrifying conclusion to realize how serious God is about our stewardship to him (Luke 16:1-12; 12:37, 42-48). That's why it's so crucial for us to know what these mysteries are and how we can practically apply it to our lives.

You can't redeem the time without knowing the reason why God put you on this planet. Understanding the unique way you were created by God demonstrates our value in his eyes. Once that becomes realized, we can strive forward in our mission.

We conclude the Q&A by looking at something that has been getting a lot of headlines in the news lately? Have scholars been wrong about what has traditionally been taught about the pyramids? What do the new findings have to say? Could this be tied with Lucifer somehow?

We kick off the series that will lead us to summer camp by taking a closer look at our Church's vision for the year. This is something we want to constantly keep in front of our students before, during, and after camp. How and why should you redeem the time?

Download the PowerPoint slides here and buckle up! We're going back to Genesis 6 (nightmares should be minimal this time)!

We conclude our series by looking at the fruit of the Spirit which is the mark of holiness (Lev. 27:30). As we ask these 50 questions, evaluate your own life: are you actually saved (positionally holy), and if so, is there evidence in your life that you're walking right (practically holy)?

"Moderation"...the great lie of the Laodicean Church. This message has been a long time coming. You are urged to remember the key of bible study: "Let God be true and every man a liar". In other words, when you see something in God's word that goes contrary to what you believe, you surrender your will to his word, not the other way around.

What is so significant about the Dead Sea Scrolls? What does the Bible say about abortion, guns, drugs, and gay marriage? Should Biblical fasting be a part of our reasonable service?

Gambling, smoking/vaping/chewing/dipping, over/undereating, & laziness. If you look at this message as a list of "do's and don'ts" you've completely missed the point of holiness. God desires us to be CLEAN and SPOTLESS (2 Cor. 11:2). You need to ask "am I going to obey the word of God?", or is your mind already made up before you hear the matter (Prov. 18:13)?

Continuing from last week, we take a look at the idolatrous aspect of sexual immorality before concluding with how to perfect holiness in this realm. Here we get a glimpse of just how serious God is on this issue.

This question stirred me. The reality is, we've all thought about it at some point or another. Are we just going to be singing and praising for all eternity? Even if we are, is that so bad in light of what he's done for us? Perhaps we're too comfortable here in this world. Tune in to get a glimpse of what else you may be doing in eternity future!

This was supposed to be covered in one week; God had other plans. Here we cover what purity is as well as how God designed sex to be a beautiful thing within the confines of marriage as outlined in the word of God. However, Satan being a counterfeiter of God, has perverted sex and made it into something twisted in our society.

Why are these wildfires happening? Does the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah relate to Los Angeles? Also, is the garden of Eden going to be in heaven when we get there?

Continuing the second half of this series on how to live out holiness, Trent covers the things that proceed out our mouths. We saw last week how the things that come out are a reflection of what our hearts are truly like. This week, we take a closer look at how unclean our hearts can be when we evaluate our words.

The first four weeks of this study focused on our need for holiness as well as God's standard for it. Now we begin to dive into specific areas of our lives in need of holiness. Automatically, we start to look on the outside for places to "clean up", but God's method is to always start on the inside before working on the outward.

This lesson is all about desire. Do we have the desire to be holy in all manner of life? That's what is implied in the second half of Romans 6:11 where we're called to be "...alive unto God...". How do we do that? And are we on our own for that desire? Tune in for the answers!

God continues to impress us with how he can tie two seemingly different questions together. But that's the beauty of God's word - no man can possibly do that! Only the true author of this book can. Are you watching for his return? Are you going to be found faithful when he returns?